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Miss My Home 4:150:00/4:15
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Quarantine 2020 3:590:00/3:59
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Highway 62 3:100:00/3:10
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No Better 4:090:00/4:09
About Patti Steel
Get to know Patti
Patti Steel’s musical talents and powerful stage presence have been wowing audiences for over a decade. An award winning multi-instrumentalist she easily switches from clarinet, spoons, guitar, mandolin and many other random noise makers at performances keeping her sound fresh. Combining roots, country, rock and your favorite cover songs, Patti’s live show is upbeat and fun from start to finish. After spending years as a side-woman, Patti stepped into a solo career in 2020 and has been sharing her music across Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Patti’s goals are to spread love and for people to have fun at her shows.
"While listening to Patti, you can't help but get lost in a sense of wonder. She pulls you in with her passion, grabbing your ears and holding on to your heart." –Samantha Hunt, Singer/Songwriter
With a career of performing, supporting and managing regional acts which spans over a decade, Patti is stepping-out as a solo artist. Patti began writing and co-writing music as a way to kickstart solo performance and more intimate projects. Her 20+ years playing music, for a variety of projects and collaborations, brings an immense spectrum of genres to the table. Genres span from folk, bluegrass, blues, soul, jazz, rock and country. Patti's hunger for music is insatiable and shows when she performs.
“Patti Steel is a powerhouse multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter, visual artist and photographer. A true artist, she always delivers a blend of her unique zest for life and deep well of creativity to every project making it not only light up, but shine brightly and powerfully” – Wendy Love Edge
Patti is proficient in the following instruments: clarinet, mandolin, guitar, bass guitar, spoons, washboard and other percussion instruments, tambourine, Kazoo, slide whistle, train whistle, nose flute. She is also familiar with flute, saxophone, bassoon, French horn, trumpet among a few more. She has even dabbled in other instruments, and is always willing to learn more. Patti also sings harmonies and lead vocals.
“Patti is the definition of a utility player and all around musician. The multitude of instruments she plays brings a new dynamic to any project she performs with. Her ability to sing solo or match her harmonies with other vocals is a true talent in itself. Patti’s hard work behind the scenes only matches her work she obviously puts into her music craft as well and it shows.” – Erin Detherage, Lead Guitarist and Lessons Manager at Guitar Center
Present/Past Music Management: Patti Steel Music, Gone So Long, Honey Shuffle (co-manage), The Trashcan Bandits, Steel Skye, PSS Trio, and Distant Minded.
Skills include: Managing, Marketing, Promotions, Booking, and Merchandising.
She also performs regularly with Patti Steel Band, Chucky Waggs & the Company of Raggs, Gone So Long, Honey Shuffle, and Randall Shreve and the DeVilles, Duets with Michael Tisdale, Murray Williams, Pat Ryan Key, Samantha Hunt, Kim Kutina, and sit in with many other bands.
"Working with Patti is always a joy. She's very professional. She combines talent with personality in a way that not many are able to do. Working with Patti makes it difficult to not work with Patti." – Randall Shreve, Singer/Songwriter
CHILDHOOD-
Patti grew up with a father who has been a regional rock guitarist for many bands since the 1970s. So, she has always had the musical bug since she was a little baby. She first started playing clarinet because there was one in the family. She really had dreams of being a drummer but when in grade school there were already too many drummers, so clarinet it was. She had a great teacher early on named Mr. Greek who truly inspired her to learn as many instruments as she was capable of playing. He helped her learn bass first for the junior high jazz band. She was then hooked on learning as many instruments as she could. In high school, she played bassoon, French horn, flute, and clarinet for the band. She was also involved in choir in junior and high school as well as the Webb City Singers (a musical dance group) as well as being a member all four years of the Webb City Redettes, a dance group in high school. She used to learn dance moves from watching music videos on MTV and then go teach her friends at the local parks. Needless to say, she has been performing most of her life. It is truly in her blood. She received many scholarships to attend different colleges for music but decided to stay local and go to MSSC in Joplin, MO. She usually performed with the concert band season. In 2002, her dear friend Anndrea Herman introduced her to some local open mic goers as well as campfire jammers and this is where Patti Steel really truly got her start of the “jam or improve style” that everyone knows of her today. Jim “Moose” Moss was a musical mentor to her from the very start. He encouraged her to continue on her path to play. He helped her understand how to jam with others well. He also helped her learn to play guitar and spoons. She attended her first Walnut Valley Festival in 2002 and she then fell in love with folk music, jam music and festival goers. Since then, she has been gracing many stages with countless bands and singer/songwriters of all genres of music.
Performed with:
Byron Berline Band (and Legacy Grass)
Shinyribs
Dirtfoot
Mike Dillion Band
Randall Shreve & the DeVilles
Thomas Trapp & Friends
Johnny Mullenax Band
David Mayfield
Lindsay Lou
Big Smith
Jacob Tovar
Soup
The Mighty Pines
One Way Traffic
Cassie Latshaw
Josh Westbrook
Moonshine Steel
The Power Lilies
Chucky Waggs & the Company of Raggs
Gone So Long Band
Johai Kafa
Honey Shuffle
PSS Trio
The Trashcan Bandits
Foley's Van
Cadre
Distant Minded
The Vine Brothers
Randy Crouch Band
Brick Fields
Rochelle Bradshaw
The Burney Sisters
Andi Frasco and the UN
Shook Twins
Kyle Tuttle
The Might Pines
Rachel Ammons
Lucas Parker & Jessica Paige
Magnolia Brown
The Matchsellers
Elexa Dawson
Weda Skirts
Sally and the Hurts
The KC Bearfighters
The Hooten Hallers
Deadman Flats
Jenna & Martin
Jenna Rae
Murray Williams
Dirty Flannel Shirt
Front Porch
The Hillbenders
Lance Roark
Cottonwood Snow
Bonnie Paine and Friends
The Lonesome Narrows
The Sutcliffes
The Last Waltz (Tribute to The Band/Nov. 2019)
The Deer
Meandering Orange
Joe Mack
510er's
Noah's Little Monster
Fayetteville Roots Family Band (Maxine's)
Groovement
Grassfed
Lilly B. Moonflower Band
Go on Git
1 oz Jig
Makin Loaf
We Dream Dawn
Handmade Moments
Opal Agafia and the Sweet Nothings
Red Oak Ruse
Sprungbilly
Skye Pollard (& friends, Steel Skye)
Dance Monkey Dance
Ben Miller Band
The Creek Rocks
Shotgun Brothers
Mountain Sprout
Amarugia Ridge Runners
Olassa
The Smile High Club
Honkysuckle
Fast Food Junkies
The Whistle Pigs
Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy
Honkey Suckle
Dumptruck Butterlips
Tragic Prelude
Loaded Goat
Guta
Eureka Strings
Cutty Rye (Chooch and the Sidehill Gougers)
John Henry & Friends (The Earthshakers)
The Squarshers
Shannon Wurst Band
Josh Jennings Band
Take the Space
The Ozark Travelers
Goldfish Waterslide
The Grannie Whites
JR Soapbox
The Banks of Trent Creek
The Flaming Capos
On The Edge (Comfortable Shoes Camp)
Three on a Wire
Isayah Warford and the All Stars
SwingGrass
WVF - Stages performed on include: Stage 2, Stage 3, Stage 4, Stage 5, Fine Time Stage, Stage 7 and Stage 11 among many street and camp jams
Singer/Songwriters or other solo musicians performed with:
Kyle Tuttle
Bonnie Payne
Dylan Phillips
Mark Bilyeah
Cindy Wolf
Opal Agafia
Samantha Hunt
Jamie Lou & Garrett Brolund
Amber Watson
Randall Shreve
Jesse Dean
Jeff Kearney
Michael Tisdale
Derek Webster
Dan Martin
Isayah Warford
Larry Huitt
Ashtyn Barbaree
Sarah Loethen
Dave Baer
Dominic Bryan Roy
Erin Detherage
Michael White
Jim Graham
Mike Snow
Heather Kearney
Lori Holyfield
Karen Kennedy
Amy Schroer
Bill Gosch
Rich Moore
Tony B.
Jimmy "Wayne" Garrett
Mendy Johnsen "Whiskey Menders"
Amber Dawn Gardner (The Grippy Picks & Siren)
Lacy Morris Music
and countless people who invite me on stage <3